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Sea Bites Treats freeze-dried tuna dog treats 24 oz bulk bag, single-ingredient wild-caught skipjack tuna
Freeze-dried tuna dog treats from Sea Bites Treats, 24 oz pack
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Freeze-Dried Tuna Dog Treats - 24 oz Bulk

$85.00
by Sea Bites Treats

One ingredient. Wild-caught. Made in the USA.

No grains, no glycerin, no preservatives, no colours, no flavourings.

The 24 oz bag of Sea Bites freeze-dried tuna holds approximately 340 pieces of wild-caught skipjack at roughly 6 calories each. One ingredient, 66% protein, 3% fat - the leanest bulk option in the range.

• Contents: ~340 pieces at ~6 kcal each

• Species: Skipjack tuna, wild-caught

• Protein: 66% | Fat: 3%

• Mercury: 0.13 ppm average (FDA) - "Best Choices" category

• Ingredients: 1 | Refrigeration: not required

• Origin: Made in the USA


Guaranteed Analysis (per 100 g):

Crude protein (min) 66% | Crude fat (min) 3% | Crude fibre (max) 1% | Moisture (max) 5% | Ash (max) 6%

Calories: 310 kcal per 100 g, approximately 6 calories per piece

Sodium: 110 mg per 100 g

Mercury: Skipjack tuna averages 0.13 ppm (FDA). Albacore averages 0.35 ppm and bigeye 0.69 ppm.

Ingredients: Wild-caught skipjack tuna. Nothing else.

Human-grade: caught by the Florida Fresh Fish Co-op alongside fish destined for human plates, hand-fileted, never rendered, no meal or by-product at any stage.

Last updated: 18 September 2026

Who should buy the 24 oz tuna?

Multi-dog households, dogs on long-term weight management, and owners using tuna as a daily topper rather than an occasional reward. It is also the practical choice once a dog with sensitive digestion has settled on tuna.

Calorie tables across the range are at low calorie dog treats, and transition guidance at sensitive stomach dog treats.

Which tuna species is this, and why does it matter?

This product uses skipjack, the smallest and shortest-lived commercial tuna. FDA testing places skipjack at approximately 0.13 ppm mercury, against 0.35 ppm for albacore and 0.69 ppm for bigeye. The FDA action level is 1.0 ppm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Approximately 340, at roughly 6 calories each - around 2,000 calories per bag. For a 10 kg dog at the full 10% treat allowance, that is about 34 days of treats.
Yes. Same species, same process, same single ingredient, same guaranteed analysis. Only the bag size differs.
Yes. At 3% fat and roughly 6 calories per piece, tuna is the leanest option in the range. Subtract treat calories from the daily food measure rather than adding them on top.